Prop Firms with No Daily Loss Limit (2026): 10 Verified Futures Firms

#1

TradeDay

4.2 · Futures

Best Overall - No Daily Limit Anywhere

TradeDay is the cleanest case on this list. It applies no daily loss limit on any account type, evaluation or funded - the only rule that can end an attempt is the trailing maximum drawdown, and TradeDay also offers a static-drawdown option, which almost nobody else does at any price. Funded accounts carry no consistency rule either, which is the opposite of firms where the funded stage is where the real difficulty starts. A tiered lifetime split runs from 100% up to 95%, payouts begin from day one and process the next business day, and the firm holds a strong 4.6 Trustpilot rating across 1,200+ reviews. The trade-off is billing: TradeDay charges $59/month rather than a one-time fee, so a slow evaluation compounds in cost.

#2

Phidias Propfirm

4 · Futures

Best Static Floor

Phidias Propfirm's E2L route pairs a static maximum drawdown - set once from your starting balance and never trailing upward as you profit - with no daily loss limit at all, which is a genuinely rare combination in futures. At $55 for a $25,000 account with code LABORDAY, it is also one of the cheapest ways onto this list. The catch is that E2L is one route among several Phidias sells; its other programs run an EOD trailing floor instead, so confirm E2L specifically before you buy - the product name matters more than the firm name here.

#3

Shark Futures

3.8 · Futures

Best Profit Split

Shark Futures' Basic evaluation and its PRO funded accounts carry no daily loss limit whatsoever, backed by an end-of-day trailing drawdown that stops trailing permanently once it reaches your starting balance - so once you're a full drawdown ahead, you cannot be stopped out from profit alone. The funded split is a flat 90/10 with no ladder. Basic Plus, sold at the same price, is the opposite trade: it removes the consistency rule but adds a daily loss limit back in, so pick Basic specifically if the daily cap is what you're buying around. Code SHARK60 takes 60% off, putting a $25,000 evaluation at $48.

#4

Phoenix Trader Funding

3.7 · Futures

Best For Recurring Monthly Accounts

Phoenix Trader Funding runs an end-of-day trailing drawdown during evaluation that converts to a static floor once your account goes live - at that point there is no daily loss limit to manage, only the fixed maximum. The firm sells both Daily and Classic V3 lines on monthly billing from $59.40, and code SEPT currently takes 40% off. The 80% split is flat with no scaling ladder, which is lower than the 90% now common at Shark Futures or TradeDay, so weigh that against the rule structure before you buy.

#5

Taurus Arena

3.5 · Futures

Best For Instant Funding

Taurus Arena's PRIME evaluation and its one-time DIRECT instant-funding route both skip the daily loss limit entirely, alongside no consistency rule on PRIME and no minimum trading days - among the most permissive evaluations we track. The drawdown itself is an intraday equity trail rather than an EOD one, which is stricter in mechanic than the locking floors at Shark or TradersYard, so read that distinction carefully. The 30% discount applies automatically with no code, and the split reaches 85% from your first payout. Taurus publishes very little about its payout process beyond the checkout summary, which is the main reason it sits mid-table here rather than higher.

#6

Elite Trader Funding

3.4 · Futures

Cheapest Entry

Elite Trader Funding's standard 1-Step model carries no daily loss limit, and at $16.50 for a $50,000 evaluation it is the cheapest entry on this list by a wide margin. The firm sells six different evaluation models in total, and the drawdown mechanic changes between them - some run intraday, others EOD - so the no-daily-limit rule applies specifically to the 1-Step, not to Elite Trader Funding as a brand. Funded accounts also carry an $80/month fee, which is unusual in futures and worth budgeting for before you assume the cheap entry is the total cost.

#7

UProfit

3.3 · Futures

Best For US Traders

UProfit's Day Flex track drops the daily loss limit entirely and manages risk through the end-of-day maximum drawdown alone, while Day Soft - sold at almost the same monthly price - stacks a daily limit on top of the same EOD floor. Pick the product name carefully; they are easy to conflate at checkout. UProfit is itself a US-domiciled company (Dover, Delaware), which simplifies eligibility for American traders more than most firms on this list, pays a flat 90% split and processes payouts within 24 hours, capped at $4,500 per request. The 40% discount applies automatically with no code needed.

#8

Nexgen ProTrader Funding

3.2 · Futures

Best For Scalpers

Nexgen ProTrader Funding uses a closed-trade trailing drawdown instead of the more common open-equity trail, which means the floor only moves when you close a position - open floating losses do not count against it intraday, and there is no separate daily loss limit layered on top. That is a distinct mechanic worth understanding on its own terms rather than assuming it behaves like the EOD-locking firms above it on this list. The split scales up to 90%, then to 100% after your sixteenth payout, and payouts themselves take 2-4 business days, slower than most firms here.

#9

LifeUp Trading

3.2 · Futures

Most Unusual Payout Structure

LifeUp Trading's Expert tier drops the daily loss limit against an EOD trailing drawdown that locks once it reaches your starting balance - the same locking mechanic Shark Futures uses. What makes LifeUp genuinely different from everything else on this list is that it does not advertise a profit split at all; payouts are framed as rewards for trading data, capped per request and rising with each cycle rather than paid as a percentage. That structure is worth understanding fully - via the firm's own review on this site - before you buy specifically for the no-daily-limit rule.

#10

TradersYard Futures

3.2 · Futures

Best Total Reward Ceiling

TradersYard Futures, like TradeDay, drops the daily loss limit across its entire futures line rather than on a single tier - only a 3% end-of-day maximum drawdown applies, and it trails upward on new highs but is capped at just 2% above your starting balance, so the floor can never chase your gains indefinitely. Reward requests are gated on a 10-day cycle and capped for your first five payouts, but the total ceiling is a generous 10 rewards or $40,000 before any cooldown. Code WELCOME30 takes 30% off your first challenge. It ranks last here only because its Trustpilot rating is currently suspended, which every firm ranked above it on this specific list does not carry.